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Old 03-27-03, 09:17 AM
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Hello,
Does anyone know if the AFM is the same for both Series 5 NA and Series 5 Turbo?

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very differant.. (as far as i know) differant voltage curve.
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Each one is different in it's own way with the difference in S4 and S5 being the biggest. As far as I know anyways...
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Re: Air Flow Meter
Originally posted by pd_day
Hello,
Does anyone know if the AFM is the same for both Series 5 NA and Series 5 Turbo?

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They are different. The T2 afm has a heavier spring and a different shaped nose on the plunger. It is designed to handle a wider range of flow.

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